Fort Worth hosts Pioneer Village parade and Victory Hall events
Amid a chaotic OCR, readers glimpse Fort Worth plans for Pioneer Village displays, pony express race, and Victory Hall fundraiser for Disabled Veterans. The program includes parades, dances, pioneer dinners, and various exhibits by local groups and the American Legion.
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Portaworth
Celering Caintive
Ari Ee Hanks
Bolviaig Aruyer
Weippe
Heston
Bey Eich
Mart
Fort Worth
Pony Express
United States
Ainscer
Mort
Cayimeree, Hae Clicret Tips Spritzer Ag
Heomo Mateh Ie
Lear Feu
Faa
Beige
Teluss
MD Bate
Fort, Worth
Mexii Rads
Second Annual Rodeo at Memouth November 9 1946
Memphis events note the Second Annual Rodeo at Memouth on November 9 1946 with producers Mis Brothers preparing prem rhythms for opening performances. Local groups, including the American Legion parade, are slated for various acts and bands performing from multiple venues across the town.
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Memouth
Memphis
Lexus
Mis Brothers
Idgmoces
Americ Gion
Tathey
Berl
Unclear OCR Text Fragment From Newspaper Page
A garbled OCR passage appears to reference various names and terms without coherent context or complete sentences. Key entities are unreadable, making it impossible to identify a distinct event, person, or location.
Leaf Worm Reports Mild Compared To Other Areas
A fragment discusses leaf worm impact across regions, noting milder effects in certain locales. It mentions U.S. Department of Agriculture involvement and references various places and observations, hinting at crop damage and monitoring without clear details.
Education Worth Money To Farmers In Regnal Cash
A historical report from the Kansas Agricultural Agency notes education increases farmers’ earnings. Among 127 surveyed, those with no schooling earned about 240 dollars annually, while better-educated farmers earned more, with high school graduates averaging around 122 dollars extra. The study links schooling to improved farm income and productivity.
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Rgal
Bay Withen
Sutissihue
Ourner
Central Presbyterian Church Service Notice and Messages
A garbled church notice outlines a joint service for two congregations at Center? Village church. Ministers Lewsbar, Kopp, and others are listed with references to a message for the Pines and a ceremony involving Mrs. Elizabeth. The text includes mentions of a 9 2 date and a 46 year timeline, and references to a Betty? wife and Merlin.
Wheat Growers Battle Disease With Copper carbonate Mix
Farmers report hundreds of acres of wheat at risk from disease. A bulletin outlines copper carbonate powder as a safe, effective treatment when finely ground. Dr. Twat from the Texas department notes safe use for wheat protection. Experimental stations and local figures cited in the guidance.
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Arger
Hhuttan
Momef Curbaune
Frente
Ruppert
Twatenfiany
Texas
Local notices and visits fill page with names and trips
A flood of social notes lists births visits and health updates. Vernon visits Dallas. Mrs M A Dixon returns from Savingtown to help family. Miss Jewell Nowlin tours from Wrotineseding to Friends in Okla. J Z Shepard and Roth travel to Oklahoma on family business. Graidle D B Shamburger hosts in Wichita Falls. Sadie Wigtinin from Los Angeles visits relative Mrs Harry Kletcher. library announces removed titles Read by Norris and Hearts Stood.
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Sadie Wigtinin
Los Angeles
Harry Kletcher
Lillan Newton
Norris
Hearts
New Books for Small Children at Local Library Sale
Edith Wharton Emily de Nes Moon J M Montgomery Rufus Grace M Richmond among listed titles for young readers. Also dialogue and recitation aids like Wide Awake Dialogues and Good Things for Thanksgiving. The Art Shoppe on South Main Street reports Mrs Wrights pleating machine purchased. work guaranteed.
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Edith Wharton
Emily de Nes Moon
J. M. Montgomery
Rufus
Grace M. Richmond
Onera
Pos
Pablo
Mitchell
Andrew Sage
Poetrer
Mere
Callum
Wonderful Chair
Ie Oshea
Local residents return from visits across state lines
Leland Abbott returned to Amarillo with his mother Mrs A Allen after a visit here. Mrs T B Smythe of Motest Miss has returned home after a visit with her son G H Silvile. Mrs Kent Barber of Fort Worth returned home after a visit with her husband. Mrs S W Kennedy of Quanah guests of her mother Mrs E R Catfee and Mrs L G Hamilton of Sherwood were here on business yesterday. Betty Thomson returned to Crowell after three weeks with daughter Mrs Hl W Norwood. Mr and Mrs Jack Bonner of Altus Oklahoma were here Sunday on their way back from Dallas.
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Soses
Kent Barber
Fort Worth
Betty Thomson
Crowell
Hl. W. Norwood
Jack Bonner
Altus
Okla
Dallas
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J. K. Brown
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Teft
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Leland Abbott
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S. W. Kennedy
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Niere
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